Similar words: victimization, victim, eviction, optimism, optimist, conviction, optimistic, evict. Meaning: v. 1. make a victim of 2. punish unjustly.
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(1) If he resigns or takes early retirement, he could be victimising himself while his boss gets away with it.
(2) Don't victimise the weak.
(3) As many as 30m children are victimised by traffickers, largely with impunity.
(4) Looking back, Frank knows he victimised himself and threw away a good career opportunity with a quality company. 2. Sentencedict.com
(5) Third, recognise that the moment you lose your positive attitude you are victimising yourself. 4.
(6) There are many ways to victimise someone or something. Just calling someone names is a form of victimisation .
(7) While she became a beacon for the oppressed and victimised during the Suharto regime, she has done little since taking office.
(8) In particular, you may gain the impression that you are being victimised because of what you are, rather than because of who you are.
(9) Several members of the prison staff said they expected to be victimised for helping to form the union.
(10) We must recognise that they are getting a raw deal and are being victimised by the Government.
(11) Now the capital's leaders have promised to eradicate the city's 60, 000 beggars: a mission that experts fear will victimise the most vulnerable.
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